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Deciding who gets what, when and how
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the study of politics: who governs, for what ends, and by what means
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orginization extending to the whole society that can legitmately use force to carry out its decisions
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costs imposed on people who are not direct participants in an activity
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goverment transfers of income from tas payers to persons regarded as deserving
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free competition for volutory exchange among individuals, firms, and corporations
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The dollar sum of all the goods and services produced in a nation in a year
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principle that goverment power over the individual is limited, that there are some personal liberties that even a majority cannot regulated and taht goverment itself is restrained by law
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rule by an elite that exercises unlimited power over indivuduals in all aspects of life
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goverment system in which every person participates actively in ever public decision rather than delegating decisions making to representiatives
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individual dignity,equality before the law, widespread participation in publicions, and public decisions by majority rule, with one person having one vote
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theory that all socities, even demorcracies are divided into the few who govern and many who do not
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theory that democracy can be achieved through competition among multiple organized groups and that individuals can participate in politics through group memberships and elections
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goods and services that cannot readily be provided by markets eighter because they are too expensive for a single individual to buy or because if one person bought them every one else would use them with out paying.
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governing system in which public decisons making is delegated to representatives of the people chosen by popular vote in free open and periodic elections
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widespread aceptance of something as necessary rightfuly and legally binding
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idea that goverment originates as an implied contract among individuals who agree to obey laws in exchange for protection of their rights
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potential for conflict between individual freedom and majority rule
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